aracınız yoksa merkezden taksiyle giderseniz baya tuzlu. biz 2 yetişkin 2 çocuk 80 tl civarı ödedik. ama ben illa görecem dedim onun hatrına.

I think this cave is suitable for kids any age. The only problem is that the stairs are a bit slippery. This place is closest to Denizli (35km away). I really recommend this place.

1. I haven't been to bodrum but I would recommend hotel uyum in Pamukkale. We booked a 2 roomed number for 120tl for 3 people for one night. Breakfast and dinner included. They have a big swimming pool and thermal pool. 2. It depends on how fast you travel because to see everything I visited Pamukkale 5 times with a nights stay in a hotel. I think that you will manage in 5 days. 3. I recommend April or May because it is not cold and there are too many people in summer. 4. I don't know any touring companies because I go there myself

2015 temmuzda 3tl

Très bonne idée que vous avez eue là... Kaklik cave est en direction de Denizli au départ de Pamukkale. Sur la gauche, une petite route s'enfonce et monte vers le site. c'est à 40mn environ de Pamukkale. Prenez une carte routière et faites vous bien expliquer à Pamukkale. Je ne conduisais pas et mes souvenirs ne sont pas plus précis. Je vous conseille aussi d'aller à Karahayit pour la source, à Laodicia et Aphrodisias pour les vestiges. Bon séjour !

Hola Feddy, lo siento mucho pero no puedo darte esa informacion, nosotros estuvimos de mañana, sobre las 10.30. Saludos

Lo siento, no cuento con las coordenadas, pero se ubican a 30 km, mas o menos 40 minutos en auto, al este de Denizli, puedes ir a la central de autobuses de Denizli y tomar un camión ahí por 10 liras o tomar un taxi desde el hotel donde te hospedes, nosotros estuvimos en el Dort Mevsim y justo en frente conseguimos que nos llevara un hombre muy amable por 50 liras ¡suerte!

Hi! Sorry for the delayed answer. Well it's pretty far, it's about 40 minutes away by car. It's 30 km east of Denizli, we got there by taxi and paid 50 turkish liras to get there. And if you're in a schedule, you might want to consider going there by taxi or car pooling with some other tourists. You can swim in both places, although when we went to cleopatra's pool, there was an extra charge of 15 liras to swim there and at the caves you can swim in the pools, which we were told, were free of charge. Both pools have "healing waters" so it's really up to you, they are both great options to visit. Good luck and have a great trip!